Sentence examples for movement eases from inspiring English sources

When the peak demand from the initial movement eases off, say at 25 to 35 miles per hour, the electric motor goes off and the diesel takes over.

It's a thing of beauty as she gets down low and in one fluid movement eases Megan Schutt through the covers for four.

The stripped-down movement eased us into the work.

Later, he joined Mr. Ch z's political movement, eased by his marriage to Goizeder Odriozola, a pro-Ch z journalist and daughter of Basque immigrants.

Irie, the consummate technician who trains with a bottle of water balanced on his head to minimise unnecessary movement, eased past him too.

Electrical impulses delivered to two areas of the brain that control movement ease the symptoms of Parkinson's disease more effectively than drugs alone, according to a study in today's New England Journal of Medicine.

The literature in the operating room setting demonstrated that intubations with RSI lead to better intubating conditions such as abducted vocal cords, lack of vocal cord movement, ease of laryngoscopy, and lack of cough reflex when compared to those with sedatives only [9, 10].

Our impressions are that children are gaining quality and flexibility of movements: ease, smoothness and improved sitting which affects arm and hand function.

As he recalled in his book "Shadow Box," Plimpton was completely taken with Clay's movement, his ease, but Cannon couldn't bear to watch.

Expert Level: When you can complete this movement with ease, place a medicine ball in front of your chest on the floor and complete the movement while holding onto the handles.

In the United States Congress, where a movement to ease travel and trade restrictions had gained momentum, lawmakers voted 414 to 0 for a resolution that called upon the United Nations Commission on Human Rights to condemn the arrests and trials.